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Office SafetyAwarenessTEESRPS Office SafetyTEESRPS Office SafetyWhat Can Go Wrong In An Office ? Issues absences sickness conflict Injuries physical psychological illness & diseaseRPS Office SafetyTypes of Hazards Basic Hazard Categories Physical Chemical Biological ergonomic Psychological Behavioral Risk AssessmentRPS Office SafetyOffice Chemicals Cleaning Agents Toners & Developers Inks, Cleansers, Solvents PaintsRPS Office SafetyOffice Machinery Electricity cords, cables & electrical hazards Photocopiers toner, developer, noise, ozone, light, Printers noise, inks, ozone (laser) Computers eyestrain, posture ergonomics, repetitive motion Typewriters & older devicesRPS Office SafetyOffice Ergonomics Office Equipment workstations, chairs, keyboards Placement of Equipment strains, sprains Obsolete & out-of-service items Posture height & distance of equipment periods of sitting & standing Breaks & Exercises 5-1

–Ergonomic –Psychological –Behavioral •Risk Assessment RPS –Office Safety. Office Chemicals •Cleaning Agents •Toners & Developers •Inks, Cleansers, •Solvents •Paints

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